I need help balancing these chemical word equations:

1) Potassium chloride solution + silver nitrate solution = silver chloride precipitate + potassium nitrate solution
2) Solid calcium oxide + water = aqueous calcium hydroxide
3) Sodium hydroxide solution + hydrochloric acid = sodium chloride solution + water
4) Aqueous magnesium bromide + chlorine gas = aqueous magnesium chloride + bromine gas
5) Sodium chloride solution + aquesous sulfuric acid = sodium sulfate solution + hydrogen chloride gas
6) Aluminum metal + solid iron (III) oxide = sodium aluminum oxide and iron metal
7) hexane(C6H14) is burned to make carbon dioxide and water.
8) silver nitrate solution + solid nickel = aqueous nickel (II) nitrate + solid silver
9) hydrogen gas + nitrogen gas = ammonia (NH3) gas.

I need help balancing these chemical word equations:
Help you can get. But first you have to do some basic part of your homework yourself!

Provide below the formulas for each item in all 9 reactions (instead of their names).
Than I (or someone else) will assist you in advicing how to balance these equations.

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Also have a look at a similar question on this board posted last week : an excellent explanation : LINK (https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/math-sciences/balancing-equations-277237.html)

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I need help balancing these chemical word equations:

1) Potassium chloride solution + silver nitrate solution = silver chloride precipitate + potassium nitrate solution
2) Solid calcium oxide + water = aqueous calcium hydroxide
3) Sodium hydroxide solution + hydrochloric acid = sodium chloride solution + water
4) Aqueous magnesium bromide + chlorine gas = aqueous magnesium chloride + bromine gas
5) Sodium chloride solution + aquesous sulfuric acid = sodium sulfate solution + hydrogen chloride gas
6) Aluminum metal + solid iron (III) oxide = sodium aluminum oxide and iron metal
7) hexane(C6H14) is burned to make carbon dioxide and water.
8) silver nitrate solution + solid nickel = aqueous nickel (II) nitrate + solid silver
9) hydrogen gas + nitrogen gas = ammonia (NH3) gas.

First of all, write their formulae! It's easier, and helps you a lot.

First of all, write their formulae! It's easier, and helps you a lot.
Yes it does. However many posters seem to think that others can and will do their homework for them !

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